Join the 2026 Burien Brat Trot on Saturday, October 3 for a family-friendly fun run and a downtown block party.
At Burien City Council, zoning is a key topic; Normandy Park will be hosting a Town Hall on Public Firework Display
Employees at a Burien gas station are facing growing safety concerns after three robberies at the same location in one month.
Port, King County, SeaTac and Des Moines officials meet this week, with school-related ballot initiatives among the key agenda items.
Parents, guardians, and family members can help shape Highline district decisions by joining the Superintendent’s committee. Apply by October 9.
Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.
On Sept. 19, families can help clean up Seahurst Park while learning about salmon and the Puget Sound waters they call home.
Burien City Council, Airport Committee, and Highline School Board all meet this week
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